LDL: We generally like LDL to be close to 2.1mm/l. Depending on risk factor profile 2.74 might be ok but getting it lower wouldn't hurt.
Answered 6/26/2017
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Probably, if no CAD: Low density lipoprotein can be expressed in mmol/l or mg/dl. Most of us are acquainted with the latter. 2.74 mmol/l converts to 106 mg/dl. For the general population, treatment of LDL doesn't begin until over 160 (or 190) mg/dl and goal is to lower to under 130. For those at high risk of coronary disease, goal is 100, and those who have proven cad, goal is further reduced to 70 mg/dl.
Answered 11/28/2017
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